The Members’ Day Industry Forum at ISCVEx 2026 will conclude with a powerful and relevant seminar addressing one of the most significant developments in public safety and venue management –  the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, widely known as Martyn’s Law.

Taking place on Tuesday 17 March 2026 at Coombe Abbey Hotel, this session will offer ISCVE Members, Supporting Members, and non-ISCVE members alike the clarity and practical understanding they need as the legislation takes effect.

Martyn’s Law: What It Really Means for You

Speaker: Paul Davidson, Director of Security Consulting – Team 9 Ltd

There has been extensive discussion, speculation and mixed messaging around Martyn’s Law. In this straight-talking, insight-led session, Paul Davidson will separate fact from fiction and explain clearly what the legislation truly requires in practice.

Why Attend This Seminar?

Major legislative change often generates conversation. This seminar will help you:

• Understand exactly what the new legislation requires
• Identify how it applies to venues, events and public spaces
• Cut through misconceptions and misinformation
• Explore sensible, proportionate steps to prepare
• Avoid unnecessary cost, over-specification or confusion

About the Speaker – Paul Davidson

Paul Davidson is an experienced security strategist and specialist in protective security frameworks. As Director of Security Consulting at Team 9 Ltd, he supports organisations with risk assessment, strategic planning and resilience across complex safety environments.

Paul has experience working alongside government, law enforcement, venue operators, event organisers and senior corporate leaders. His background includes senior leadership roles within New Scotland Yard, directing high-profile operations involving terrorism, cyber threats and major criminal activity.He is also an experienced lecturer in counterterrorism, cyber counterterrorism, intelligence and analysis, and regularly collaborates with industry partners to deliver clear, practical guidance on Martyn’s Law and security planning.

Why This Session Matters

With legislation progressing, there has never been a more important moment for our industry to understand not only what is needed legally, but also the professional and ethical responsibilities that come with it. This seminar is designed to provide reassurance, clarity and direction.

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